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BTW – I was not transcoding the clips in FCPX, but working natively. Experienced an error on output, where a covering clip had moved one frame, and exposed an error – reexported, and the error disappeared…?!!

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all the reimported clips had changes to in- and out points, so the timong was totally off.
Also all keyframes on the audiotrack had moved. I have used hours to correct it all again!

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David you were right. The problem must have been related to using media that was previously imported in FCPX. When I import directly in Premiere, I get smooth playback, even at Full quality.

But regarding the GPU questioning, the program does opt me to choose Mercury GPU acceleration in Project settings, even though my GPU apparently is not supported.

The question for me was not wether I have GPU acceleration or not, but the ability to edit a single stream of AVCHD with approximately the same performance, including a color grade. And yes I can.

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Reimporting from archive has shifted the timing since last edit. This is a major BUG!

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I resolved the problem by reimporting. But imagine if I had formatted the card, then I would have had to do most of the edits again. FCPX should allow me to force relink, like legacy used to offer.

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I will try to ingest directly in Premiere and let you know if it works better…

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Downloaded QT Edit trial, and I can see it does remove Metadata – but files will still not relink!
Maybe I can reimport from card?

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My MBP is the late 2011 top model with Radeon HD 6750M 512 MB. This card was not offered with 1Gb VRam, and was at sale at the same time as CS6 came out.

But let go of the technical discussion. My concern is that Premiere will not give me same performance as FCPX on a relatively new machine.

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When CS6 came out there was no more than 512 Vram available – so obviously Adobe did not feel the need for Mobile Mac users to have a very good experience…

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Thanks, will try it.

I thought this issue was resolved. Will I have the same error if I edit an original in After Effects?

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